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AIC's 44th Annual Meeting

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Opening Reception at the Musée des beaux-Arts de Montreal

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(General Session) Emergency Management since the Florence Flood – The Crooked Timber of Progress

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(General Session) Preserving Trauma: Treatment Challenges at the 9/11 Memorial Museum

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(General Session) General Session Keynote Speaker: Dr. Anne-Imelda Radice

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(General Session) When disaster mitigation is a priority: Evidence from risk analysis of rare events

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(General Session) Visions of Disaster: bringing the blur into focus

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Exhibit Hall Break

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Closing Reception and AIC & CAC Awards Presentations

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Exhibit Hall Break

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Exhibit Hall Break

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Poster Authors Q&A Session & Exhibit Hall Break

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(Pre-Conference Session) Film - Franco Zeffirelli’s Florence: Days of Destruction

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(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) Race, Diversity and Politics in Conservation: Our 21st Century Crisis

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(Networking Event) Emerging Conservation Professionals Network Happy Hour

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Pre-Opening Reception Viewing and Discussion

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(Reception) Bibliothèque et Archives nationales du Québec

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(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) The Uses of Oral History in Documenting Disasters: A Case Study of the Florence Flood

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(Book and Paper) Targeted Cleaning of Works on Paper: Rigid Polysaccharide Gels and Conductivity-Adjusted Aqueous Solutions

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(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) The Challenges of Conservation of Artifacts from Major Disasters: Titanic, Challenger, Columbia and the World Trade Center

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(Book and Paper) Watercolor Pencils: Composition and Conservation Concerns

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(Collection Care) Preventive conservation in changing times

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(Emerging Conservation Professionals) Luncheon

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(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) Preservation of the Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) Collection: Protecting Art at Risk

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(Book and Paper) Soft matter; gel development for conservation treatment

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(Book and Paper) You wanted WHAT, WHEN? An Issue of Scale: Delivering high end treatments on a large collection of illuminated manuscripts

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(Book and Paper) Post-flood Development of Mass Treatments at the National Library of Florence: The Roots of Library Conservation

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AIC Member Business Meeting

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(General Session: Confronting the Unexpected) Get SMART! Setting clear expectations for preservation

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(Luncheon) - Strategic Management of Collection Storage to Serve an Institution & Society [Collection Care]

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(Objects) Objects Tips

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(Book and Paper) Tips Session Luncheon

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(Book and Paper) Treatment of a Terrestrial Cary Globe

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(Collection Care) Heritage Health Information: Recent Developments in Collections Care & Conservation at IMLS

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(Book and Paper) A protocol to conserve glazed paper after a water damage

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(Book and Paper) Push pins, staples, daylight, glazing and barrier free - are Conservation standards becoming too relaxed?

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(Book and Paper) Careful Consideration: Learning to Conserve a Kashmiri Birch-bark Manuscript

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(General Session: Get Ready, Get Set - Emergency Preparedness) Cologne Historical Archive Collapse: a critical history of emergency situation and ongoing disaster recovery process

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(Objects + Architecture) A Methodology for Documenting Preservation Issues Affecting Cultural Heritage in Syria and Iraq

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(Research and Technical Studies) Visible-Induced Luminescence Imaging: Past, Current and Future Applications in Conservation Research

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(Archaeological Conservation) Discussion Group

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(Research and Technical Studies) Using Portable XRF Analyzers for X-ray Radiography

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(Textiles) A Material Disaster: Preservation of the Muppets

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(General Session: Lead by Example - Models to Follow) Our Place in Line: Response Protocol for Conservators Following Major Disasters

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(Collection Care) Spoiler alert! Planning around the pitfalls of construction projects

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(Emergency) Renovating the disaster preparedness plan of the renovated Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam

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(Book and Paper) The Rationale for Rebinding at the Pierpont Morgan Library in the Early Twentieth Century) A Case Study

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(General Session: GO - Emergency Response) Living with Water: The Whitney Museum of American Art’s Transformative Flood Mitigation Approach

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(Book and Paper) Paper Tapestry: Wallpaper Preservation

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(Book and Paper) The Coptic Binding Collection at the Morgan Library & Museum: History, Conservation and Access

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(General Session: Get Ready, Get Set - Emergency Preparedness) Cultural Heritage During Armed Conflict and Planning for the Future in Syria and Iraq: The ASOR Cultural Heritage Initiatives